The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-24

ths R RSra ssas f a s@s o sHn Steadily .s and ff l was 3,
not surprised to learn this morning that the
nnsold copies Of that PapS5 haze becn I %ad L., re-
have heard from the dealers that that paper
has also benefited by the misfortune Of tho
nj. 4. Hart OF 81 Sycamore street-In two
weeks my sale OF SUNS has increased 200. 1
t nGs n tss1 s 7HS c sSsiSn, sRd r fSysE los sa Y tho a% a ETA
In s sSs. f T%a aSs snd t tRs A tss 1n sFs ss'oS 81
st ss1a ); Is S'f FaS Sun M aalnsF Better than
+ soi has I'M in s'ssSIiy y sincs s% ses sto't Th has 'yR Sssa
With whatever influence lis .Brooilyn edition
almost every, day, The eustomers who have
sayssd RI d th Fu np sSN h1 Nsil for so the 'of sh en5' pre- re:
fer the HERALD The sale Of the Times has not
f sssn m AFFECTED sab II any ~ wy Tgr / j no tha ssi d dkiGff two
w sSossp Ss1 {. fs s!sss' fsi Atlantic avenuozA few
and ali went on quickly. The World, on tic
other hand, has steadily l9st ground, while st the
Joseph ThGEade, 50 Atlantic aysnpe-sincs
down. and I am glad Of It. The Sun on tho
o 9th s,, hand N, ib has t been t ET,nIEs W Wor laa n aTs f IN 81 !
'hsai s0G fh 1877 A ! sHr sss h he Ps rs own y e'x 'a.sn OF
st +; schgh,'l sus Af han BEEN ase soIss an" u a h soqd
deal and the Herald nlso a little, but tho World
has been steadily going down, used to take
thirty.ave, and expect soon to take ffty.
Charles II. L4ehren Of Court street. near Der
fully since election. | used to. get. a copies,
now.I. can oasily dispose Of 65. As for the
World, there has been more than q correspond
!! !hs y ss s'sh! " IS Tor ios t sss fES SSss5s g sus: II / !. a$ 4
business iii could. got the papsr delivered here.
but l have 10, send to the bridge for II. 1t Is
amusing and ridiculous to SEQ tho efforts the
S sFsTs ap, 'S Ssrs. and SH %hs nay I t tsls'y ip sas'' / T dldfS't
he Tsn driver IL as threw Sny " doHsn 20 Of Il them wa! on ' The stand
that would have to sell them whether want
Court street. the boy in charge, said: I'VE are
sHf' nrHls, R T4c H sSaS ses eHsFy 10 d Ss' s ana i aoSn
that the World had become retarnable:",,,
News COMPANY So%Hs %u AZ 4, the ef FissSssh sn sy snue l Depot
Since, election the sale OF The Sun has in
s srsss sse ae9 sssa 90 po srS Ssn = w III. H. 4nr " STa
crease. The Herald holds Its own.
%seeveral, big routes and supply q large number
OF carriers: Since election ThE SUN hns been
SSGid1n "o pp gr saa t ths n nsTsd sSieE d9 fairly. R nna ws
are not sorry that his paper is getting badly
cut in all directions.
lantic. Flatbush, and Fifth avenues. who were
seen, made statements substantially to the
a young man. who keeps q news stand onpo-
site the City Hall, takes go suns now to SIS
month ago. while the World has fallen of one
Hail report even a larger change in favor Of
THE SUM-, Their patrons are largely Demo-
cr Wiiii w9rS Ssrsn St @hn rs ana I s,and n front q,
SUNS. On Monday " the TeSH o III y paid him
i"s Tortd. I and st, STAMPED amps hi his GHpiss and an lac address dress
on the c,2pies for him. Mr.. Strong had to send
1S N AXE s tSs i tSb ADAM sas iGa fsr 81 and says he would
street, where i2o Worlds Sere sold daily .
SUNS has increased inc 25 per cent. And sr The
Sun is coming up to stay. too" said the dealer.
There's no hurs ss business about Il" u,,.,,.
run IN in the same time from 65 to 90,
times as many syss ASH as he ida = month N 'a age,
and a t tbs s gerta e e F tsllen S s5 d1ass ists s%fr per c fRs
At a stand In Myrtle avenue near Clermont,
T TaSF Sun s R Rs!i Il las aessss is Esr sais se se p s9p ssss.
while sn the World sfa he's begun 1t to A A. do Szs,. ..,..
Al The corner 81 Fulton street and Flstbush
moi, give the exaett 6enres, but the Eorid, he
said; is Going, to pieces. THE U has
At a stand u little further down Fulton street
THE Sun has increased 40 per cent. to the
steady decline Of. the World.
PEI, cent. more svSs than 10 did a month ago.
and 25 per cent. fewer Worlds.
On Myrtle avenue near Cumberland The Sun
has increased 90 per cent. and the World de-
crsnsed In exactly the same degree.
Nam, dealers 4, were were. unwilling to give the
neighbOrs, but the dealer who did not report a
rapid and steady increase in the sale OF THE
SYN with a simultaneous decrease in the sale
OF the World was q very rare exception.
but they expressed themselves freely and for
oia afh In t Rerfd Pw mo- s saei..
w sIas sl sy ! RI Ssl I nssoEed the Bottom out o,the
As to the EVENING Sun. tho cry was every
rS. Il III ss SSps'e, three times as well as til.
The trouble with most dealers and newsboys
vas That they could not got enough EVENING
They Dent Want tho werid and Do Want
The Sua In Jersey CITY.
In Jersey City the circulation OF the World Is
rapidly decreasing, while The SUy's circula-
ton is as rapidly increasing.
EdwardW halen. whose street snles OF news
papers are greater than those OF any other one
newsdealer In Jersey City. told u SUN reporter
yesterday that he had lost seventy World GUS
toners since the late election, and that his
daily Sun supply has increased that number.
Peter Stockton, whose news stand Is ut the
entrance to the Pennsylvania Railroad ferry,
sells 16O SUNS every morning. He says his
customer. are dropping the World. and taking
John H. Mulrain has charge OF the Union
News C~ompany's stand inside the ferry house.
He says he sells twenty-five more SUNS q day
now than he did before the election. The
WtSrtd, ne ADDED. ls rapidly losing ground.
Newark aysnne and Grove street has large
only takes 90 copies OF that paper, and finds
1t difficult to sell them all. He soils $50 SUNS
to 90 before the election.
John H. Merriman OF 100 Montgomery street
told the reporter that he Is losing World GUS
toners every day. and Sun sales are In